The road accident that took the lives of two young people from the Vosges region in the early hours of Wednesday, September 11, has shocked and saddened the entire Kingdom, as well as their host region in France. A few days after their deaths, tributes are pouring in to the memory of these young talents who left us too soon.
Sad end for a young German tourist. He suffered a fatal fall from the top of the 110-meter Ouzoud waterfalls in the afternoon of Saturday, September 14. Selfies would be the cause of this tragic accident.
Rescue teams discovered, on Saturday, September 14, at the level of the Hassan Dakhil dam, the lifeless body of another victim of the overturning of a bus at the level of the Oued Damchan bridge in the commune of El Khank in the province of Errachidia . This latest discovery brings the death toll from the tragedy to 28.
The Errachidia tragedy has not finished surprising by the extent of the damage. Indeed, five new bodies of victims were recovered on Friday, September 13, bringing the death toll of this sad accident to 24.
A car collided head-on with a tourist minibus on Thursday morning, September 12 in Sonaba, a new district of Agadir. The accident left one dead and several seriously injured.
On the night of Tuesday, September 10 to Wednesday, September 11, two young men from Remiremont and Eloyes, in eastern France, lost their lives in a tragic road accident in Morocco.
During the week of September 2 to 8, 2019, 19 people were killed and 1,821 others, including 77 seriously, were injured in 1,374 road accidents that occurred in urban areas, the Directorate General of National Security (DGSN) said on Tuesday, September 10.
The toll from the accident that occurred on Sunday, September 8 in the province of Errachidia continues to increase. The body of a missing woman following the overturning of the bus was found on Tuesday, September 10 in the afternoon. The toll now stands at 18 dead.
The "Audrey & Co" show on Tuesday, September 10, 2019 on LCI hosted Nadia Karmel, the mother who lost her two daughters in a road accident that occurred in April 2018. Her book entitled "They loved each other very, very much...", which has just been published, takes stock of this tragic event.
A serious accident occurred on the road connecting the city of Safi to the rural commune of Al Baddouz. The toll is one dead and one injured.
On royal instructions, two government ministers, the Commander of the Royal Gendarmerie, Mohamed Haramou, and several other officials have gone to the scene of the Errachidia accident to better coordinate the rescue efforts.
Following the death of the young Moroccan-Canadian pilot, Hind Barch, King Mohammed VI sent a message of condolence and compassion to her family.